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PETITIONS ron rSooRPoRArIo>,
PETITION FOR p'coRPoRArioN

PETITION FOR R'roRPoRATfoN
a. EoReIA, CiArRAn CcvNry n the ~,
" periog Court ~ satt County Tue Pe,i''ah
q LEFEiAR Epv Ag S,,,, soy y ~ ui, I
ltSiiN S,RWARE, SAMUEL, r. HANll. rolN,,
j, a ESrllls ]. ), DALE GRO, u. ol.AkA Z
and r " WILLIAMS respectfully shoNeth
that jbey desire, Tor themselves and tor such
to ~ Incorporated under the name and stNle 81
TIN SAY AMMAN COLD STORAGE Anu
les MANUFACTURING COMPANY
particular business they propose to carry On Is,
tiySt Tho storage OF goads ga consignment
and the s0lc IT the San Nc on COMMISSION anu
gscNcral W0rch ouSe NuNaess
Second Tho manWta ,urc and sale OF ice
That the amount OF tNpta 90 W. employed pN
thcnl Ia said business, actWolN paid ~, = hly
Thousand dollars and hey deSir" nc ruvnese
ct McrcASlUg tho capital stock at said company
trNN time Go time a. such Sum ur sums not 70
exceed one hUpdWNd hoWSand dollars a. they
fc,,N, tmNe 10 time may determine, the said stock
GO 0o divided into Shar V OF one h0rdred dollars
That the place al toiag business Of said cor.
pOYatlON will bo Chatb am county, Georgia, WITH
It's principal Olive in the city OF savannah IN
Thai they desire 70 he Incorporated as atore.
said ,Nr the term "a tNcnty wears, With the
NtNilcgc OF rcpcWal at NV expiration OF sslI
term, with power tc purchase, own lease ana
occuypy lands build ngs, ways, rights, ease
mVNts wi9rNcS, laVunNrN, steam engines i've
stock ears, cartS and other vehicles, and other
rial estate and per- onel property, and rights
and prNN egt'>, and ~ salt mortgogc. suhlet or
CONVOY the same err any part or paNte thereon
With the Approximations, aud to ne'invest at
plcaSnr, to uiakv IN laws nui Inconsistent Vita
The laws ~ the lSnS, Ga have aud 70 use cor
lN,rate seal, 10 borrow money and oiSsue ohhga
ttNnS Or hondS theretor and 60 secure the same
M dced mortgage or othcrWi~ci To sue ana to
~ sued IN SIS COrpnruo NNpic, to cntef into con
TRACTS ami Ca enpl agents and servants, and
CVarrNllN to have, vW'oN and exercise the cor
pOrate powers and puNlcgcS incident Go private
corporations tur bu, ines, purposes as prescribed
bN the laws Of Georxa
WhcN'tOrC your petitioners pray that thew
and their aSSoClatCN may he Incorporated for
che purposes atoN ald for the term and with
tho powers Aforesaid
NNd petitioners Nu move the court for an
ov,ler at nccrpora ion at tho next December
tNrlu ~ the SupcrlOr Count ot nathan county
to he held ou tho dr,t Monday, being the nth
day 1T pcccmher RI
LESTER 4 RANENfla
TVt.lioneia' Attorneys
rNtitlou for incorporation ulcd In office and
recorded THIS Sd J0N Of October, A, u lsss.
BARNARD 4. RE,
Clerk :. G., c. q,
Sr,rF ~ tytnnatA tTuaWUAN tsotfSFY ,
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\ tau limo of latest styles in Grand>, Up
rights and Squares always in cur ware.
rOo0lS a, lowest factory prices and On easy
terms tor payment
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LAST
But Not Least

About one acre Of ground sk the white Bluff
Road, Just beyond the railroad crossing. This
il we'll fenced, and has tsnants' houses aud
stables under rent. This Is the only ground
near the city on this road for sale, except In
small city lots, and well deserves the attention
of spectators. G. II. DORsETT,
Real Estate Dealer.
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lrnnEN y RArrs :. ". n.
lCOnE\ n RATES -, NJ, n,
CKICKERING
THE PIANO
For Pure Singing Tone.

TOE Amerj,oa Art loJrNol Of New Work
thus speaks ot Mr>, Cecilia = T Cary, o(
Rochester, \, y. who is nov reeogntacd as
oDe og the finest NaNiSt0 Sp3 most SUcooSS,
o,l TEACHERS that America has pro,lUced;
"NSr> Cary ma3e ANiOS visits "a New
NoYk, r'coNmE valuable Instruction from
y u NlI,, SUd drawloS inspiration 0om
those Eve Sr,at to0e E,a>tcrS, rhalherg and
CottSchN,k Tbc pyoCUctioR ut a pWw
>0g0,l tose had always been a study With
her. SNd, o,Nor,MS that tbo>c two gro0t
plaNi>t$ U~,} oai.i tAt ChjtNsfVg N0aoN
She s,,a,ie a thorough Investigation which
vt,,0l,od in hcg purchasing the first C6jck
evluS GlNud that went into Western Now
Work SiNvo tNat time Mrs Cary has heon
0rM Nad >t,NdyAS friend Of that Piano
Forte, aud u is n matter of conscience with
her 10 advise tho USe ot these instruments
with hor class, evcr 20 og whom poSSoSS
Ch,c&erleS GraNd&"
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Usr Browns bronchial rreehcs Cor Coughs,
Colas aud al other Throat Troubles. "rrc.
enataantly the best. ~ Rcr Henry Ward Beech.
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\ WoEn 10 rWE WlSN-A Piano which
is uS,Nl and UdorS,d by such magnificent
artists a> rha,herS, Go,tS,'halk, Rivi King,
TcrvSa Carcno, VIM, H. Sherwood and Mrs
Cary is certainly a safe and desirable Piano
to buy, Over ,lO0 Chickering's have been
>oli, and 20 dAy, ~ always, the CmCNCRtNG
Pianos tENp rHG WORLn
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Sr,rr ~ tn,oRoiA. CHATHAM COUNTY.

SIArT ~ Ou'OROlA, CHATHAM COUNTY,
Ctratt' q OFFtCr SUPERIOR CotRS,
l. BARNARD iee clerk Of said Superior
'ourt, do ccrt,ty that the foregoing is true
,Ntract from the Minutes ct said court, and
hat the same was nlod and recorded on this 81
iay ot October, \ u iss,
RARNA b. RE,
Clark = G.. 4, G.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A coon THING. nEInT~s reiehracd C2ueh
~ lNoR Everybody sasa ~, Try box;
Nplv 10 cent 4
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

DAOl gRApIlY- sPEClALNoTlC'E.- Prices
r tuoed, Fine Cabinet Photographs a
srec' IS, Price, 50 for siS or ~ adofen
j. n WILSON,
III Ialll street.
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BOARDING.

nFif grsUL SOUTH ROOMS with excel.
Yen noayyl, cau be had az 30 South Broad
sttNrt rms reasonable
oar So ln prss,,e lanc!S; pleasant
roo tHring ssdtn; near the park, address
Muout. News saee,
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~kesi, 80. suore {. \Sxidow Of Kenne-
s,i o1.' M MN. !. ,r.,, r sS, to her lhs
timely t1t..i 1ses4ce of he. "a
sa2sl ser. w to the heart
oi Miss Rid6is Of MancheSte- -
posed to hsr and Sas relecCeeL lWTuREs
NUMEROUS NtvEyIoNIAL N\ 2on.rimon-
From 1885 to 1887 tine Doctor snerous 10
ial ventures were almost too W.
mention kfuiss Lucy
In August, 1855, he married Ssath later
Iorrey, of Cambridge, and 10 isr whole
deserted her, taking WITT him Y lbe worth
fortune This venture proved 4 yH a sum
about 500, 900 to the Italian print 4 Hat affair
which be soon disposed OF. After bn, y. j.,
Dr. Grant went Into hiding in Clay II hurchas-
where some time previously he hao hg had a
ed comfortable little farm. HaN II 7 is very
residence at Cambridge once, Storey.
probable that he knew all about Nj u Not upon
Detective Ducey, of Cambridge, skiilful
his track, and, after some yer hyton, n.
detective work. arrested him at 9 N back to
j., early in March He was TAX House Of
Cambridge and committed to IN April D.
Correction to await his trial. o. also the
ne died, and, as he supposed
secret of his past twere one
That Dr. Contri and DR.. Gran u Established
ana the same person has been knew the
beyond "A doubt by parties who only too
doctor and his former characte Is the one
well Among these. and perrin X Cove
most to be relied upon, is Mrs. On She is
Of 426 Saratoga street, East BoS an to whom
\ sister 10 ,irs Delaney, the Won She was
Or. Contri was married in lS@ 80 testified
present at The wedding and Q -t of Pough-
against him in the Criminal Cot the early
keepse, n " She unfodet had heard
history of the adventurer as SD ated by her
u from himself. and also as rel XW She did
brother, the lete Dr. McSheel al she never
not see DR.. Grant, but for all Il ection with
Tor moment doubted his com
Dr. Contri. VI soston. when
IRE Commissioner tooin, o. .oncd about
seen by reporter end ouesi
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ONO hest aS.oftnients Of reliable toilet
" ref es ~ reaainable prizes q. NJ
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ID EGALllai IS OF COST. 4, On account OF q
Ia chang ~ the business ga TIA ,loccuher,
win sell he SEA OF Cigars, lnAls and Tobacco
regardless ,snss. show Casts for sale GA
XAN, corne Rull.ASughton.
rrg1 ia e,,.eh s.tn,l, az that mira candy M
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I .tuIvS IRE OFFERED plain needlework at
I t4s AVA homes QUNn or country by q
" s les Vlse; profitable; genuine, good pay
caa w. w everything furnished, particulars
five ..t .siNNrtStfc kkEpi ENORk co,
l~ EiGht fet, Nse ORR tHtflt fH
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Is Is and
vt by in
eyes 4tO
and with
upward;
cl.etS. for
animation
atS2&l,
erlCntS
n all the
stSI Is
very rare
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MONEY

can bo had for investing In real estate, sither
for homes or FOR speculation, upon better terms
now than for lars BET V.
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MlSCNll-NNEoIs WANtN,

NN~ANTtsrN q S,,sA FURNISHED r,sesv, w8h ~
w NWhNat eSN>l Convenient ~ SNlSa0e>S
rNctsoo az cStv. A&lyV~> az oNce, a. =, this
,sshVN
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fNCS RtNr, tVN 3s'g>> tNaa1&seNSS e,No' 'NN'N>
: sr.t bath rs's,,. oVeF NIX y Ne hNftoeAst
SeSSso, St,en NOV. l>l ApgN SolNC kitoNt
StnN. ts,NsSsr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-16
THE WHITE.

An improved hig arm Sewing Machine.
The advantage Of high arm, admitting
the passage under il Of bulky garments
without mussing ar selling the compacting
by them, j. tnn well known Ia require des-
cripiinn.
II will last life time and its range of
work exceed that of any other machine
WIRH1 NTED FOR FIVE YEARS
Among the many advantages OF the
Whit machinc are its needle, seli-sctting in
every sense 81 the word-always right.
II has tie least complicated, the most
simple, durable and complete shuttle ever
madc, simplicity in threading being an es-
pccial feature. The shuttle tension is so
arranged that YOU can increase il nr de-
Grease il without removing the shuttle from
the machine or disarranging the work.
All wearing parts of the White are made
adjustable. So that any lost motion incident
n long usage can lie easily taken up, thus
avoiding the delay and expense i'll duplica-
ting parts The simplicity IN threading the
White is uncaualed by any other machine,
and We would particularly call attention
a. the fact in either the upper or lower
thread, there is II" hole t. thread through
excepting the eve Of the needle.
For Family Use, Dress Making, Tailor
ing, the White is without peer.
II. Lee Harden, Agent,
COMPTON, MD. July %.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-16

BY K. 4 J.

There was never a golden sunbeam,
That fell on u desolate place,
But left some trace Of its presence
That time could never efface.
Not song Of ineffable sweetness
That rayished the listening car,
Then slumbered in silence forgotten,
For many and many year.
But word or tone might awaken
Its magical power anew,
Long after the sweet voiced singer
Had faded from earthly view.
Nor heart that was ever 50 weary,
Or tainted with sin and despair,
But word of tender compassion
Might find an abiding place there.
Yet countless thousands are yearning
For sympathy, kindness and love,
And souls are cropping in darkness
Without One gleam from above.
There was never a sunbeam wasted
Or song that was sung in vain,
And souls that seem lost in lis shadows
A Saviours love may reclaim.
Then scatter the sunbeams Of kindness,
Though your deeds may never he known
The harvest will ripen in glory
II the seeds be faithfully sown:
And life will close with blessing,
And fade into endless day:
Like the golden hues Of the sunbeam
That fade in the twilight gray.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-16

GEORGE BLACKSTONE,
Attorney atLaw,
IS Lexington St, Baltimore, Nd.
viii continue to practice in the Courts Of
ST. Mary's and adjoining counties.
June q, 1878.
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10. +. MORGAN,

JO. r. MUKUAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
and Agent for Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance Company, Mutual Life of New
York and Royal Fire Insurance of Liver
pool,
IEANADnrn1vN Al
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-16
PROFESSIONAL.
RICHARD .. TlPPEfT,
ATrORNEY-AT

II Z. Lexington St, near Chas., Bait, Nd.
Practices in the Courts of Baltimore city,
Court Of Appeals Of Nd. in the counties Of
practice, collection of claims, &c, Being
a member Of and counsel for the Real Is
tate firm Of T. J. Chaisty * Co, all parties
desiring To sell farms in Maryland can
place them in our hands. Persons desiring
70 buy or exchange SHOULD call or send for
list Of property. Money loaned ON first
mortgage. Jan. 2O-y.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
EE- Seasoned Lumber and flooring kept
under cover.

Is. ABEI.L, Agent, L.eonardtown, is
authorized tn -.ll and collect. Orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
March X, lSSG-y.
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a.. HA NJ EFT,
- ATTORNEY-AT-LA
LEONARDTOWN, Nh

Having removed his Law Office t. the
room adjoining his dwelling house, lately oc-
cupied as the Post Office. will be pleased to
see all his old friends and clients aud as
many now ones as may see fit 10 call
All business intruSted TO him will receive
prompt attention
Special attention paid to the Collection of
Claims and the Sale and Conveyance of
Real Estate
JAMS Sjtm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-06-16
TO TAXPAYERS.

nEftSONS indebted 10 me for taxes for the
year 1854 are requested ~ make imme-
diate payment, otherwise i shall he com
PEELED 10 collect the same by rsoccSS oflaw.
W. J. WATHEN,
Late TaxCOllector Of srd District
Sept -, ST.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

Carl rlIunder's PHILOSOPHY
Dot same peoples who split onfer
DER finger for luck when dey see
white horse, vhill loaf aronndt soon
er dan work for twelf shillins day.
When vhas content in my mind
l vhas as rich ash Vanderbilt; vheu
l vhas all proke opp der riches of
Shay Gould would not make me
happy.
Der friendship of a good man
vtas like der interest on ten thous-
and dollars at sefen per cent.
Peoples who build der biggest
castles in der minds shencrally lie
in der poorest houses in reality. [
doan' gif busllel Of turnips for dot
ship which vhas to come in for some
body.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

Daniel" remarked the President
this morning as he heard his worthy
Z. S. humming soft sweet air to
himself while he sorted ont his mail.
ayes, Sir.," responded Dani rl,
cutting his song short off
"What was that you were sing
ing?"
Nothing much, Sire; only line.
My bark is OF the. sea-"
The presidents face clouded with
the shadow of an unhappy memory.
"Daniel," he said, awhat is tha
difference between yon ard Hectorg ;
"Why, Sire replied Daniel With
hurt look, 81 hope there are many
points of difference.
Tut, tut, Daniel, don't be super
sensitive. j mean in what one par
ticnlar?"
II give it up, Sire. What is the
diffcrence?"
"Well, Daniel, the difference is
that your bark is on the sea and
IIccter's is. out in the back yard all
night"-and a profane and revenge
full laugh fell from the presidoni's s
lips.-Washington Critic.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

Under the head of sThe Boom on
the Plains' the Denver Journal of
Commerce says: "Akron and Ster-
ling and Lamar are specimens of
this marvellous growth. Lamar is
now year old. 1t has a thousand
inhabitants. The Town Company
has long since sold every lot that it
owned. During the three months
that the Register and Receiver haye
been in Office they have taken in
more than sufficient money to pay
their salaries for the entire year.
Among the new towns which are
swinging into existence are: Kiowa
Springs, Water Valley, Sheridan
Lakes and Burlington. There are
not many people al either place, but
enough of them for ',starter" in
each place.
Such old towns as Kit Carson,
Rocky Ford and Las Animas arc
putting on airs. Rocky Ford has
organized q town company, whicl,
promises to do wonders, aud whicl,
is already being heard from.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

The chaplain of the Minnesota
senate closed prayer several days
ago with the, following words:
''And now dear Lord, bless the re-
porters, whose nimble pencils catch
our every word almost before it il
uttered. Like lhysclf they are ON
nipresent and almost omnilotent.
IL we take the wings of the morning
and fly 20 the uttermost parts of Tue
earth, they are there. They meet
us i'll the jungles of Africn, they
waylay us in the canyons of Colo
RADIO, and when at length we find
the latitude Of the magnetic pole,
behold! they are there. May their
light and goodness be equal to their
power, and when the. general Assem-
bly, of heaven conrenes let no re-
porter be excluded"
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

at might just as well as not be
understood first rs last" writes
Eugene Field in the Chicago News,
"the railroad men of this country
arc not going to get any free puffs
in the newspapers after the Inter-
State commerce bill goes into effect.
As soon as the free-pass system dies.
the custom of referring to Col.
" the general passenger
agent of the - & = railway. as a
talented, cultured, genial ana bap-
alar official. will fall into disrepute.
There will be no genial-no, nor
any cultured gentlcman-in tire
railroad business unless they pay.
for their geniali;y and their culture
at regular advertising rates. Nor
will there be any colonels in the
railroad profession on and after the
Slst of March-at least so far as We
are concerned; every man now en-.
joying the title of colonel by virtue
of his ability to issue u free railroad
pass, will be degraded to the rank Of
plain mister as soon us this Inter-
State commerce bill becomes liv-
ing, breathing, sentieent, desolatin-
thing. The grinding monopolistt
shall be brought down to the busi-
ness level of the average meek aud
lowly patrons who stand around our
doors waiting to get into line tor
their turns at the advertising WIN
dow, When they seek personal
notices in the papers they will have
to pay for them, aud when We in
turn lind it necessary to patronage
the railroads We viii walk."
Bent County register., 1887-04-16
PoINrs TO REMExnEn.

Ignorance of the law excuses no one
The acts of one partner bind all
the rest
A note or contract made on Sun
day is void or voidable.
A note bysa minor, or a contract
with minor is void or yoidable.
Notes bear interest only when
stated.
Principals are responsible for the
acts of their agents.-Dcnyer Jour
nal of Commerce.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

The girl with soft gray eyes and
ripping brown llai-, who walked all
over your poor, fluttering heart at
the charity ball, has just finished n
crazy quilt containing 1904 pieces
of necktics and hat Innings, put to-
gether with 2l,39O stitches. And
her poor old father fastens on his
suspenders with long nail, piece
of twinc, sharp stick, and one reg
ularly ordained button.-Burling-
tou Hnwkcye.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

If we would build town we must
tell the people where that town is To-
Gated, like the merchant advertising
his wares. And who arc the proper
persons to advertise town but the
newspapers. And how can news
papers gain reading circulation
unless the citizens pay for them and
send them cast.-Ex.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

A pink-tinted sweet sixteen, hail
ing from the east, upon arrival here
WIS heard to exclaim: "Unclc
Chawles, now take me right out.
l do 80 want to see sdig-out.' l
know it will be just too awfnlly
lovely for anything, you know" :"
(kan,) Times.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

The Las Vegas Optic is of the
opinion that there are lot of hood
lums, half grown boys, in Las Vegas
whose early death would be n bless
ing to themselves, their families and
the city.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

Wichita's boom is largely due to
the fact that the city went to work
in the right way by paying local
papers to advertise it. The Beacon
and Eagle receive regular advertis-
ing rates for booming the town. and
the city buys up large numbers Of
Bent County register., 1887-04-16
Putting it Mild.

To look down Main street and see
the street full Of wagons, st:rges and
crowds of people, you will think
YOU are in New York.-Grana,,a
Exponent.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

Cntting, who came near kicking
up muss between the United States
and Mexico is at work in a printing
office in New Orleans.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

There is a general complaint from
all the eastern Colorado towns that
they cannot get lumber fast enough
to supply the demand.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

POINTS-Lama depot of supply for the
No Mans Land the point to that territory
1t will o during the coming spring. be the shipping point for
cattle Thousands of families will locate this in the country ada
The United Land Office being located herc hous
nds looking will visit Lamar during the winter and
early spring Without exception Lamar is the great boom ng
of tho double sixty days.
hay the Holmes Pamen addition hccity of Lamar
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

The Michigan Legislature has reg
ulated railroad fare down to two
and half cents mile in that state.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

The Albuquerque Citizen thinks
Cleveland will be fat enough to kill
in 1888.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16
CROSSING

addition which will opportunity
Many dollars have been
made investing Lamar during months and
This addition the
offers splendid opportunities for with quick Get
ready for Sale of Friday February 4h
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

l; takes a crew of sixty men to
sail w. X. Vandcrbilt's sl.OO0,o0O
pleasure yacht.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

The Santa Fe New Mexican
claims that emigration has reached
their side of the Ration mountains.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16

The cditof of the Trinidad Ad-
vertiser has lately been on a visit
to Cincinnati.
Bent County register., 1887-04-16
The Ration Range appears to be
agin the railroad company.

Ex-Governor Gilpin wants a d.
yoree from his wife. He resides at
Denver.